EXCLUSIVE! Kriti Sanon: Trolls have a right to say anything these days without attaching their name
| Aug 13, 2017, 11:53 IST
Actress Kriti Sanon who will be seen playing a moophat and bindaas small town girl in her upcoming film 'Bareilly Ki Barfi', is quite vocal about her thoughts and opinions on equality for women in real life too. Kriti makes sure she states her opinions where required, and also has quite a take on social media trolls that celebrities today have to face the ire of.
Kriti reveals that she is quite irked by trolls on social media who have an opinion on anything even when the subject is not relevant to them. In the past, she openly criticised the trolls for judging Priyanka Chopra's dress when she met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and she also reacted strongly to Rishi Kapoor lashing out at Bollywood's young brigade for not attending late actor Vinod Khanna's funeral.
Talking about the same, Kriti said, "Trolls today have a right to say anything these days without attaching their name to it. I don't react to controversies over social media but Priyanka Chopra's dress became a big issue for people when she met honourable PM in Israel. She was well covered, she was not wearing a bikini. As for Rishi Kapoor's statement, I was asked for an opinion so I stated that all actors who were present in the city could attend the funeral of Mr Vinod Khanna and those who weren't they did not."
Kriti reveals that she is quite irked by trolls on social media who have an opinion on anything even when the subject is not relevant to them. In the past, she openly criticised the trolls for judging Priyanka Chopra's dress when she met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and she also reacted strongly to Rishi Kapoor lashing out at Bollywood's young brigade for not attending late actor Vinod Khanna's funeral.
Talking about the same, Kriti said, "Trolls today have a right to say anything these days without attaching their name to it. I don't react to controversies over social media but Priyanka Chopra's dress became a big issue for people when she met honourable PM in Israel. She was well covered, she was not wearing a bikini. As for Rishi Kapoor's statement, I was asked for an opinion so I stated that all actors who were present in the city could attend the funeral of Mr Vinod Khanna and those who weren't they did not."